Aimé and Louis Duthoit

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Aimé (1803–1869) and Louis Duthoit (1807–1874) were French draughtsmen, designers and sculptors. They only ever worked in collaboration with each other and so are known collectively as the frères Duthoit (Duthoit brothers).

External links

• "Expositions - Les freres Duthoit". La Tribune de l'art. Archived from the original on December 31, 2003. Retrieved 2018-05-29.

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